2020 Borgata Winter Poker Open

Event #24: $440 Black Chip Bounty
Day: 1
Event Info

2020 Borgata Winter Poker Open

Final Results
Winner
Vladimir Vasilyev
Winning Hand
a4
Prize
$13,560
Event Info
Buy-in
$440
Prize Pool
$45,978
Entries
158
Level Info
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
40,000

Vladimir Vasilyev Wins Event #24: $440 Black Chip Bounty ($13,560)

Level 24 : 20,000/40,000, 40,000 ante
Vladimir Vasilyev
Vladimir Vasilyev

Event #24: $440 Black Chip Bounty drew a total of 158 entries creating a prize pool of over $45,000. When the dust settled in the Event Center Vladimir Vasilyev was the last man standing.

Vasilyev entered heads-up play against Chen Xu at a nearly 3-1 chip deficit and the players battled into the late-night hours. Vasilyev battled back and in the end his {a-Spades}{4-Spades} improved to two pair against the {k-Clubs}{2-Clubs} of Xu to earn him the victory.

Vasilyev took home $13,560 and his first Borgata Poker Open title and he has now earned over $200,000 throughout his career.

$440 Black Chip Bounty NLH Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPayout
1Vladimir Vasilyev$13,560
2Cheng Zu$7,586
3Kevin Miller$4,598
4Thomas Puntolillo$3,678
5Gianni Cangiano$2,759
6Leonardo Palermo$2,299
7Joseph DeSanto$1,839
8Giedrius Bagdonas$1,379
9Patrick Lacey$1,035

Tags: Cheng XuVladimir Vasilyev

Black Chip Bounty Post-Lim Gets Underway in Event Center at 11 AM!

Bryan Neira - 1st Place - 2019 BFPO Black Chip Bounty Post-Lim
Bryan Neira - 1st Place - 2019 BFPO Black Chip Bounty Post-Lim

Today's one day post-lim trophy event is Event #24: $440 Black Chip Bounty NLH and it carries a $25,000 Guarantee on total buy-ins.

Players start with 25,000 chips and there is an optional dealer toke $5 add-on to get 5,000 extra chips. All levels are 30 minutes long and late registration and unlimited re-entry are possible until the start of Level 11 (about 4:45 p.m.). Each player has a $100 bounty on their tournament life — their black chip bounty goes to the player who takes their last tournament chip.

There is no defending champion since this is a new event on the Winter schedule. This event first appeared during the 2019 Fall Poker Open last November and it drew 126 entrants for a prize pool of $36,666. First place and $10,816 (not including bounties) went to Bryan Neira